Tag Archives: Fedora
Fedora 8 : At This Pace, Linux On The Desktop Is Going Nowhere Fast
Fedora, in their infinite wisdom, decided it would be a great idea to make it difficult to install proprietary codecs, drivers, and much more due to vague licensing issues that may exist. Let’s talk about what doesn’t work by default … Continue reading
Five Reasons Why Using Firefox On Windows Will Help You (Or Your Company) Migrate To Linux
Firefox has been my browser of choice for several years, and prior to that, I first came in contact with the technology that runs behind the browser, called the Gecko Renderer in early 1998. The thing that impressed me the … Continue reading
Now I see why people like Ubuntu.
Well I tried ArchLinux for all of the amount of time it took to install the distribution. It’s not fantastic. Seems like the community-developed package directory is by FAR more superior to Portage, and silly things like adding repository URLs … Continue reading